Curtis Schube spent over a decade as an attorney before joining the Council to Modernize Governance, with years of experience in administrative and election law for the state of Missouri. As an Assistant Attorney General, he secured key victories for economic freedom, including defending Tesla’s right to sell cars against entrenched industry interests. He later worked with the Pennsylvania Family Institute on pro-life and religious liberty issues and at the Fairness Center, where he fought to protect public employees from unfair union practices. Curtis also was a senior associate with Dhillon Law Group, where he litigated defamation, Second Amendment, and other constitutional law cases. Now, he is focused on advancing regulatory reform that makes government more efficient, transparent, and fair.